New EVOLTREE Seminars
- 13 Nov at 14:00 CET: Dr Catherine Kidner, with Dr Rowan Schley: “Hidden diversity and dynamics in rainforest trees”.
- 27 Nov at 14:00 CET: Prof. Jens-Christian Svenning: "A future-oriented,…
Training course "Genetics and Genomics of Adaptation to Climate Change in Plants"
Copenhagen, Denmark
25 Nov 2024
University of Copenhagen is organizing a training course on Genetics and genomics of climate change in plant populations from 25 to 29 November 2024.…
International Conference 'Threats, Challenges and Evolution of Forest Ecosystems Facing Climate Change'
Orléans, France, 12-15 November 2024
12 Nov 2024
Climate change is imposing unprecedented threats on forests, presenting scientists with unparalleled challenges and management dilemmas of extreme…
Course on genetic simulations with the SLiM software
University campus Viikki, Finland
11 Aug 2025
Luke and the University of Helsinki are organizing a course on genetic simulations with the SLiM software from 11-15 August 2025, University campus in…
Forest Genetics Conference, June 2025, Pennsylvania
23 Jun 2025
The first ever joint meeting between the Western Forest Genetics Association, Southern Forest Tree Improvement Committee, and Northern Forest Genetics…
Call for Papers
open till March 1st 2025
The editing of a special…
New paper out from the EvolTree Opportunity Project OakID2
A new paper from the EvolTree Opportunity project OakID2 is published:
Another…
FUNDING INITIATIVES
You are an early-career researcher or a permanent researcher and you are a member of an EVOLTREE partner lab?
You have a good research idea in the field of evolutionary genetics and genomics of forest trees, but lack funding to carry it out?
Leap into action with the network's research initiative, OPPORTUNITY!
LATEST NEWS
EVOLTREE Highlights June 2024
Report of the Second EVOLTREE Conference now published in "Tree Genetics & Genomes"
EUFORGEN Highlights
The EVOLTREE highlligts was sent on 3 November 2023.
About Evoltree
EVOLTREE stands for EVOLution of TREEs as drivers of terrestrial biodiversity.
The overall goal of the Network is to link four major disciplines, Ecology, Genetics, Genomics and Evolution, to address global issues that European forests are currently facing, such as as environmental changes and erosion of biodiversity. During the four years of EU support, EVOLTREE developed the necessary experimental and monitoring infrastructures and created a wide range of physical and electronic resources on which long term research can build.